Can I use two mics similtaneously? I ordered one and the mic input on the right is not working. Just wondering if product is defective?
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Keep in mind that the left mic input will record on the left stereo track and the right mic input will record on the right stereo track. Check each input separately to make sure each is working. You can also see each mic output in the center LED display. Also make sure your connections are good. You could have a bad XLR cable. Try switching cables if there is a problem. If all else fails, replace the device!
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I may be wrong, but I don't believe you can. I use it exclusively as one function at a time.
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The unit support 2 input and 2 output, which are separate. Check that you are in fact not turning the knob to direct the audio to USB. Also check that your levels are correct, in the VU meter on the device; both should light up when you send signals to both channels. Also check that your gain and your like selector is in the correct position.
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The unit support 2 input and 2 output, which are separate. Check that you are in fact not turning the knob to direct the audio to USB.Also check that your levels are correct, in the VU meter on the device; both should light up when you send signals to both channels. Also check that your gain and your like selector is in the correct position.
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Looks to me like the one I bought have had no problem, did u try it on the normal oitlet where the other microphone goes?
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Technically you can't, but you might have issues with both trying to take over the same port, or the computer might read them as the same microphone. In theory I think you could with some tinkering. I've connected two microphones to my PC before but with two different microphones.
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1 set of two mics are on different frequencies.If your are planning to two sets,you would need to contact the seller to be sure you can four different frequencies with the two sets. Hope this helps
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Yes, audio input is stereo. I'm not sure what you mean by "mic interference," you might have to be more specific. Do you mean feedback? It's an external soundcard, so you can bypass the old one and use this one instead, so if it was a problem with your soundcard or input, this should fix it.
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I would like to have a mic setup where two of us can be in this end at the same time. Most mics are either with a headset, so wouldn't work for two people, or built in to the camera. The problem with that is it is really close to the speakers so I am concerned about feedback/distortion.
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Absolutely. No problem. Use either the provided mics or use the inputs for a preferred mic and you're good. Good luck, have fun.
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I don't think the microphone has anything to do with that. That sounds like it's more dependant on the software used to record. Because you can record multiple people speaking at the same time on any mic.
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Mine was actually pretty defective and the sound quality was really bad so I never used it. I don't recommend it. I'm not sure if it works for mics.
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Normally you would not wire 2 output devices to a 1 input device but since the output devices are passive (I assume) mics, then they will just mix together at the computer input jack via the splitter cable. Your biggest problem will be balancing the 2 mic signals to your satisfaction since there is no control on the 2 mics.
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You either have a defective device or you have something set wrong. Note there are 2 separate input trim knobs for every channel other than 1&2, so theres a good chance you're turning the wrong knob to set your input gain on channels 3-10; make sure you're turning the mic gain knob if you're using the xlr input, line knob if you're using 1/4". If you're already doing that correctly, you have a defective board. Because of the gain setup I wouldn't be surprised if channels 1&2 are a little louder at unity gain than the rest, but with correct gain settings they shouldn't be louder unless there's a device or user error. You either have a defective device or you have something set wrong. Note there are 2 separate input trim knobs for every channel other than 1&2, so theres a good chance you're turning the wrong knob to set your input gain on channels 3-10; make sure you're turning the mic gain knob if you're using the xlr input, line knob if you're using 1/4". If you're already doing that correctly, you have a defective board. Because of the gain setup I wouldn't be surprised if channels 1&2 are a little louder at unity gain than the rest, but with correct gain settings they shouldn't be louder unless... » Read More You either have a defective device or you have something set wrong. Note there are 2 separate input trim knobs for every channel other than 1&2, so theres a good chance you're turning the wrong knob to set your input gain on channels 3-10; make sure you're turning the mic gain knob if you're using the xlr input, line knob if you're using 1/4". If you're already doing that correctly, you have a defective board. Because of the gain setup I wouldn't be surprised if channels 1&2 are a little louder at unity gain than the rest, but with correct gain settings they shouldn't be louder unless there's a device or user error. « Show Less
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That should not be a problem. They are each on their own frequency. We don't generally do that but it shouldn't be a problem. We ordered an additional handheld mic but it's on the same frequency as one of the headset mics and you can't use them at the same time. Good luck, JK
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Sorry for the delay--I had to do some testing to answer this question. As I thought, this is dependent on the operating system and your choice in recording software. I tested this on Windows 7 and I was able to use 2 USB microphones as recording devices. Both mic's were recognized. So far so good. I then tried recording using Audacity and I could NOT get Audacity to record with both mics, recording was with one or the other. Then I tried using Cakewalk--it was able to recognize 2 microphones and I could record from both--basically I had 2 tracks that recorded the voice from 2 different people using 2 different microphones. So the answer is yes but it depends on your OS and recording software. Sorry for the delay--I had to do some testing to answer this question. As I thought, this is dependent on the operating system and your choice in recording software. I tested this on Windows 7 and I was able to use 2 USB microphones as recording devices. Both mic's were recognized. So far so good. I then tried recording using Audacity and I could NOT get Audacity to record with both mics, recording was with one or the other. Then I tried using Cakewalk--it was able to recognize 2 microphones and I could record from both--basically I had 2 tracks that recorded the voice from 2 different... » Read More Sorry for the delay--I had to do some testing to answer this question. As I thought, this is dependent on the operating system and your choice in recording software. I tested this on Windows 7 and I was able to use 2 USB microphones as recording devices. Both mic's were recognized. So far so good. I then tried recording using Audacity and I could NOT get Audacity to record with both mics, recording was with one or the other. Then I tried using Cakewalk--it was able to recognize 2 microphones and I could record from both--basically I had 2 tracks that recorded the voice from 2 different people using 2 different microphones. So the answer is yes but it depends on your OS and recording software. « Show Less
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This is a good question. But the fact is that unfortunately (may be fortunate according to your request) the microphone does not work for me from the very beginning.
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Mine shows 2 inputs: left and right. I don't use mine for that purpose. I am assuming if you want stereo, you'll need 2 microphones.
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Hi Dawn..I'm not sure I understand... If you run left channel to left "03" input and right channel too right input of "03" you can record to "03" but seems there should be a cheaper device for recording 2 tracks out there? paul
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Wow! I bought mine last year for only 100 bucks. I must have gotten a deal. Check out hsn I know they were selling them last year as well. I don't think it is worth what they are asking in here now. Only one Mic but I think you can buy a splitter attachment so you can plug in two. The mics are not very loud but it could be just our Mic. Still tons of fun. We blue tooth our ipads and get on you tube and look up karaoke songs then you have a screen with words and everything